PSYCHIATRY OF THE TWENTIETH CENTURY: FUNCTION OF THE UNIVERSALIA: TIME, SPACE, REALITY, AND COSMOS

Abstract

Four universalia of psychotherapy are here considered: the concept of time, the concept of space, the concept of reality, and the concept of cosmos. The objective of psychodrama, was, from its inception, to construct a therapeutic setting which uses life as a model, to integrate into it all the modalities of living, beginning with the universals-time, space, reality, and cosmos,-down to all the details and nuances of life and reality practice.